Each of the short passages contains five errors in capitalization. Identify the words that need capitalizing. Then write these words correctly in the spaces provided on this form.

It's rare to find Mark without a book. He began reading a lot as a way to pass the time during his long trip to school. The first books he remembers really liking were a series of novels by W.E.B. Griffin. The novels, which take place within the philadelphia police department, include such titles as men at war and Honor Bound. After Mark worked his way through that series, his english teacher recommended some historical fiction. Mark also like biographies, and he is pictured here reading a biography of John Wanamaker, the founder of a famous department store. It's nice to spend a lazy sunday afternoon just lying on the couch with a good book.

One of the reasons Mark wants to do well in school is that he knows his younger brother Kenny is watching him. Kenny notices Mark's efforts, and he tells a visitor, "don't be a fool. stay in school." He adds, "Mark and I are alike in some ways. We both play the trumpet." He asks Mark, "Would you rather go to Dartmouth College or temple university here in Philadelphia?" Kenny is only in fifth grade, but he's learned that people have to plan ahead to get the things that they want. But on this beautiful march day, all he really wants is to go skating with his friends.